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Panthers to play Lightning in 1st round of Stanley Cup Playoffs
The Panthers and Lightning split the season series with two wins each. Barkov led the Panthers with three points (two goals, ...
Panthers everywhere in South Florida: Inside Bill Zito’s unique campaign to raise funds for cancer research
The Florida Panthers GM drew inspiration from Cows on Parade with the ultimate goal of raising $1 million to fight cancer.
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Formula 1 icon Guenther Steiner enjoys first NHL game with Panthers
On Monday, the former Haas Team Principal and current Ambassador for the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix enjoyed his ...
New York Post6d
University of Florida international student detained by ICE for driving with suspended license near campus returns to Colombia
An international student at the University of Florida who was detained by federal immigration officials last month after a traffic stop has returned to his home country of Colombia. The student ...
CNN4d
A Florida teacher called a student by their preferred name without parental permission. Her teaching contract wasn’t renewed
A Florida high school teacher’s community is rallying behind her after the school district chose not to renew her teaching contract because she called a student by their preferred name without ...
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Florida high school teacher loses job after using student's preferred name
A Florida school district has opted not to renew a high school teacher's contract after she referred to a student by a name other than their legal name without parental permission. The decision ...
New York Post5d
Florida teacher is first known to be fired for using student’s preferred name without parents’ consent
A Florida high school teacher lost her job after using a student’s preferred name without their parents’ consent — the first known teacher to be fired under a state law implemented last ...
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Florida high school teacher to lose job after calling student by preferred name: What we know
At the start of the 2023-2024 school year, Florida began requiring educators to get parental permission before calling a student by an alternative to their legal name. Less than two years later ...